Since I stopped putting much this thought, the retro-futurism of the 1980s has waxed and perhaps is now waning in popularity. I had been following the music blog AlteredZones.com until the authors stopped publishing new posts, and many artists on the blog fit the ambience I was looking for in Carnosha. Com Truise is the artist that seems to best capture the feel. Here's a sample of his work:
Friday, December 30, 2011
Reconceptualization
Because I haven't been happy with the plot development, I have put this idea on hiatus for quite some time. I'd like to scrap most of the characters and get inspired from a personal narrative from the 1980-1984 era. This narrative should fit a Kenosha-like environment of that time. When time allows, I will search for such a narrative. I'd really like the human relationships to stand out as much as the dark humor like what was accomplished in Buffalo 66 and American Splendor. Perhaps I don't have this gift as a writer, and need to find someone who does.
Since I stopped putting much this thought, the retro-futurism of the 1980s has waxed and perhaps is now waning in popularity. I had been following the music blog AlteredZones.com until the authors stopped publishing new posts, and many artists on the blog fit the ambience I was looking for in Carnosha. Com Truise is the artist that seems to best capture the feel. Here's a sample of his work:
Since I stopped putting much this thought, the retro-futurism of the 1980s has waxed and perhaps is now waning in popularity. I had been following the music blog AlteredZones.com until the authors stopped publishing new posts, and many artists on the blog fit the ambience I was looking for in Carnosha. Com Truise is the artist that seems to best capture the feel. Here's a sample of his work:
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